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Trying to stay cool this summer? The deepest lake in Montana might surprise you.

What a 2026 it's already been! Here's the best rock and metal albums of the year... so far!

The former Sick Puppies singer is turning the downfall of his band into a lesson for other musicians.

A major Ford and Lincoln transmission recall affects over 741,000 F-150s and SUVs due to an unexpected roll-away risk. Here is how to check your VIN and what Montana drivers need to know about the defect.

Co-founder Kelly Keagy recalls the unexpected fallout from their classic hit.

The tracks that helped shape the cultural landscape of the U.S. over the past six decades.

The 1979 track is back in the band’s set list. Should it be?

How a shocking moment of modern discourtesy on a cross-country trip proved that Montana's culture is still worth fighting for.

The group's founding singer also co-wrote most of their biggest hits, including "Macho Man," "Y.M.C.A." and "In the Navy."

Izzy Reign opens up about her musical journey, how she ended up doing cover songs for Halloween and what it's like getting ready for the Upheaval Festival.

Wanna win a $500 prepaid Visa Gift Card to help you prep for a new school year?

Find out what question set him off.

It's the reunion tour's second setback in recent days.

Ultimate Classic Rock wants to give you a copy of the highly anticipated record, which features guest appearances by Sir Paul McCartney, Steve Winwood and more!

Swift River Ranch doesn't usually double as a Bobcat locker room, but for one night this July, it comes pretty close.

A rare late-June snowstorm in Montana created an unforgettable scene as cowboys drove cattle through fresh snow at Big Hole Pass near the Idaho border.

You probably sang these songs at the top of your lungs without realizing some of them were already a decade old!

Bam Margera opens up about a life-altering health scare that pushed him to confront his demons.

Could Montana survive if every U.S. state became its own country? A viral YouTube theory argues the Treasure State might be America's most self-sufficient.

In a surprising twist, this summer’s rains have transformed the scenery in Glacier National Park, leaving residents and visitors navigating unexpected challenges. Here’s what’s happening now.